Framework para análise e aperfeiçoamento dos mecanismos de transparência: uma proposta técnico-tecnológica para órgãos públicos

Abstract

This dissertation presents the development and application of a methodological framework for evaluating and improving transparency mechanisms in public organizations. This applied research was based on a bibliographical and documentary survey, using a structured diagnostic model to analyze transparency mechanisms in public administration, with initial validation conducted in the municipality of Itabuna, located in southern Bahia state. The study employed a systematic evaluation methodology based on specific dimensions and indicators to measure the effectiveness of transparency practices in different public administration contexts. The work was structured in three main stages: diagnosis of existing mechanisms, development of the analytical framework, and elaboration of Technical-Technological Products (TTPs) for practical implementation. The results highlighted the need for a systemic and integrated approach to strengthen public transparency, considering technological, organizational, and social aspects. The main contributions include the following Technical-Technological Products: (i) an analytical framework adaptable to different levels and contexts of public administration, (ii) a Conclusive Technical Report with implementation guidelines, and (iii) a Practical Implementation Guide for public managers. The research demonstrated that improving transparency mechanisms requires not only technological solutions but also cultural and organizational changes. The proposed framework, initially validated in the municipal context of Itabuna-BA, offers a structured and adaptable methodology to evaluate and enhance transparency practices across different governmental spheres, contributing to the strengthening of democratic governance and social control. The developed Technical-Technological Products constitute innovative instruments for administrative modernization and compliance with legal requirements related to public transparency, being applicable to different contexts and levels of public administration.